Ex "Edward Stanley/ 5 j </J SIDES PRIME WANGANUI BACON. WILLIAM LYON. Wellington, Sept. 18, 1849. Seasoned Totara Timber. ON SALE, -3000 feet Totara, well seasoned, in I half-inch, inch, and two inch plank. \ Apply to I JOHN HARVEY. ! Willis-street, Sept. 14, 1840. TO GROCERS. TIL GRIMALBI begs leave to inform the a trade that, having purchased a complete apparatus for Roasting Coffee, lie is prepared to roast any quantity which may be sent to him on the Tuesday's and Friday's in each week, at his residence, next door to Mr. Bannister's, Crown and Anchor Tavern. Wellington, September 11, 1849. T AND TO LET in Manners-street, WUHsJL/ . street, Wellington-terrace, and other parts of the Town. Also, —Country Land. Apply to R. HART, Solicitor, Lambton-Quay. Wellington, February 13, 1848. fPIIIE undersigned is prepared to depasture JL Cattle at bis Station, Tiawaiti. For terms, apply to the undersigned, at Orongorongo, or to Messrs. Levin & Co., Wellington. DAN. RIDDIFORD. Wellington, July 7, 1849. Is Published, TO 57 "S , C 5 "i , ' rr ? TS> "if l T-" (f! ??< i» 4i% ti W «: £2 ti tij» 1± ca3 ij-'J «J n No. XVI. Or TBS Xcb) oealan& Sbangdtet, A Monthly Periodical, conducted by the Ministers of the Evangelical Alliance in Wellington. COKTBXT3: Errohs ix Religiox. The Voice of the Dying. The Max who Killed his Neighbours. j The Sabbath a Privilege. j Scripture Exposition.—John, xx. 22, 23. j Poetry.— Puseyism, or Protestant Popery. ! Varieties.— An Indian's Reproof. — Dignity of \ Labour. Sec. Local Religious Ixtklligexce.—Nelson.— Ordination of a German Lutheran Minister. The Hutt, — Opening of the Presbyterian Church. —Wellington,— Total Abstinence Society — Bible and Tract Societies' Re2>osilory, — Notes on Gardening for October. Sold by W. Lyon, G. Waters, J. Booth, J. Tomlin, Wellington. C. Keys, Aglionby. J. Bradshaw, Porirua Road. H. Jones, Karori. J. Williamson, Auckland. W. Hough, Nelson. Taylor and Watt, Wanganui. B. Perry, Taranaki. J. Blackie, Otago. ■■ ODD FELLOWS HALL. rpHE BRETHREN of the BRITANNIA JL LODGE are requested to observe that the second call on the shares will fall due on the Ist of October. J. H. MARRIOTT, Secretary. Wellington, Sept. 21, 1849. MR. R. PARK having accepted the Office of Principal Surveyor to the New Zealand Company, begs to acquaint his Friends that he has transferred his private business to Mr. J. C. Drake, whom he begs to recommend to their confidence. Wellington, Sept. 7, 1549. Commission Sale & Livery Stables. MAWBY & HIGGINS beg to return thanks to the gentlemen of Wellington and the neighbouring districts, for the liberal support they have received since they commenced business, and to assure them that no'endeavour of teeirs shall be wanting to merit a continuation of public favour. ! Horses broken in to Saddle or Harness, with care, and on reasonable terms. Saddle Horses for hire. Horses taken in to bait or liverage. M. & H. also beg to remind the inhabitants of Wellington, that the Mail Car, the "Perseverance," leaves their stables every Sunday morning for the Hutt, as usual. Prime Meadow Hay, and Straw,on sale, in quantities to suit purchasers, and can be delivered in any part of Wellington. j Wellington, 33nd Aug., 1840.
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Wellington Independent, Volume V, Issue 415, 3 October 1849, Page 1
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